What is sponsoring a pet?

Being a sponsor means you are giving vital funds to help to care for homeless and unwanted pets until we find them the new homes they badly need and deserve. Whether you sponsor a dog or a cat, it makes a difference, helping out until they can be adopted.

What does it mean when you sponsor a dog?

When you sponsor a dog, you are directly helping to fund the rescue of a specific pet. Your name or the name of someone you have honoured will appear on the dog’s posting, as their sponsor, when they become available for adoption.

What is a sponsored adoption?

The Sponsored Adoption Program is a very simple concept. Shelter management uses donations, which are tax deductible, to pay for the adoption fees for hard to adopt animals.

What’s the meaning of sponsor?

: a person or organization that pays the cost of an activity or event (such as a radio or television program, sports event, concert, etc.) in return for the right to advertise during the activity or event. : a person or organization that gives someone money for participating in a charity event (such as a walk or race)

Where can I sponsor an animal?

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How do you sponsor a pet?

The Sponsor a Pet Program makes it easy to help a pet in need. On any pet’s profile, look for the “Sponsor Me” button. Then simply click to donate directly to that pet’s care.

Why is adopting a dog so expensive?

Even though you may be handing over a few large bills to take home your new pet, you’re likely saving money. Shelters and rescue groups typically cover initial veterinary costs, which may be high for an animal in poor health. They also pay for the animals’ food, transportation and other expenses.

What are examples of sponsors?

Below is the list of top corporate sponsors, along with the percentage of the 25,000+ organizations in our database that each company sponsored.